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The Opaque Light Amethyst beads have a certain delicate timelessness. Use with -0174 Opaque Amethyst for shading. Using this color next to turquoise/aqua blues (item #s ending with 5-) will draw out...

The Opaque Light Blue is somewhat darker than the more delicate periwinkles, while still a vibrant blue. This color and -0168 Opaque Navy Blue form a popular pair. Use with a white outline for light...

The Opaque Light Brown is a classic brown color that is great for representing furry creatures, acorn caps, tree trunks, and mountains. Use to highlight -0198 Opaque Dark Brown. Opaque glass does not...

The Opaque Light Green leaves perfectly encapsulate early maple and ash leaves. This is a softer green that will highlight darker leaves in floral pieces. It is a good general-use green that any bead...

"When looking at the Opaque Light Orange beads, I am reminded of the cool, savory taste of orange sherbet or of the adorable mini pumpkins that appear in store windows during the beginning of autumn...

The Opaque Light Red is a classic red hue, that brings to mind lipstick, firetrucks, and the ripe, juicy cherries of a northern Michigan summer. This color will go extremely well with fire-themed...

This crisp, light blue shade is in the turquoise/aqua family of blues. It reminiscent of the mid-morning sky on a clear, spring day and will compliment floral designs when used in the petals of...

The Opaque Lime is a pale green, like the new buds on trees in the spring, or delicate little desserts showcased in the windows of fancy cafes. This color is popular both for floral and geometric...

The color of the Opaque Golden Yellow beads can be seen in the beauty of a sunset or in the flickering flames of a fire. Sometimes called Dark Yellow, these beads resemble corn kernels. This is a...

The Opaque Medium Blue is a happy medium, if you will, between the light blue/periwinkles and the navy blues. It also pairs well with -0157 Opaque Teal Blue and -0158 Opaque Slate Blue. Opaque glass...

The Opaque Medium Brown (Rust) beads have a red tone to them, similar to the reddish color of bricks or rusty iron. They pair well with both reds and browns, when shading. Opaque glass does not allow...

The Opaque Medium Green beads have a slight blue hue to them. For this reason, they go very well with turquoise/aqua/slate blues (those beads whose item number ends with 5-). They also go well with...